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Applying Compounds to Citrus Plants Using a Novel 3D-Printed Direct Plant Infusion (DPI) Device
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Applying Compounds to Citrus Plants Using a Novel 3D-Printed Direct Plant Infusion (DPI) Device

Applying Compounds to Citrus Plants Using a Novel 3D-Printed Direct Plant Infusion (DPI) Device

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June 02, 2023

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10.3791/200038-v

DOI:
10.3791/200038-v

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1United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service U.S. Horticultural Research Laboratory, 2Agrosource Incorporated

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Rhodes, B. H., Stange, R. R., Zagorski, P., Hentz, M. G., Niedz, R. P., Shatters, R. G., Pitino, M. Applying Compounds to Citrus Plants Using a Novel 3D-Printed Direct Plant Infusion (DPI) Device. J. Vis. Exp. (Pending Publication), e200038, doi:10.3791/200038 (2023).

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